Nick Gebhardt, somatic practitioner, somatic therapy atlanta, embodiment coach, coaching for creatives, atlanta advertising, sports coaching, healthy competition atlanta

Nick Gebhardt, embodiment coach

Nick is a long-time advertising creative, some-time competitive athlete, part-time musician and full-time father of three boys. As a Chi for Two® Embodiment Coach, he offers a mix of life coaching, creative business coaching, parent coaching and wellness coaching, helping people move energy within their bodies in ways that ultimately improve their lives. With a history in business and sports, Nick has a useful understanding of playful competition in the creative process, a unique perspective of how to go from busy-ness to embodiment.

Nick Gebhardt, embodiment coach, somatic practitioner in Atlanta, somatic therapy atlanta, coaching for men, coaching for creatives, atlanta advertising, polyvagal theory practitioner, polyvagal parenting, parent coach, wellness coach atlanta

Nick shows people how to take better care of themselves through movement by focusing on relationships, because relationships affect our nervous system functioning. On occasion, Nick and his wife—fellow embodiment coach Caroline Gebhardt—team up to co-lead Chi for Two coaching sessions for romantic partners and parents through their business M-Bodied: Mindful Movement as Mothering Medicine®. And yes, they also team up to co-lead the raising of their children...24 hours a day.

Nick offers in-person embodiment coaching in Atlanta, GA, USA, as well as virtually worldwide.

Education/Training:

certified Chi for Two Embodiment Coach (2-year weekly training + 2-year weekly trainer-in-training completed)

Creative Circus Copywriting Program - 2-year certification - Atlanta, GA

B.A. English with an Emphasis in Business - Florida State University - Tallahassee, FL

Continuing education and self-studies: 

Kestenberg Movement Profile, developmental rhythms 

Resmaa Menakem’s cultural somatics

Peter Levine’s trauma studies

Polyvagal Theory

Be here, now! ~ Ram Dass